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Daily Republican., 1887-03-31
DIED.


the 9G'h inss Geo. How
stc, sou OF So9er, a. ard F@nGie Ii. Nc
ksivey, aged one year.
Relatives ard frisads o. tho ianiiy arc 70
spcctiuliy invited 10 attend the iuneial IRON
the resids nce OF MS pareu's, no. Isl Woiias
ton street, on Friday. Aptii lst, at z O'CLOCK,
ipetrnfent at hgvetyisw Cemetery.
PhHsdelphia papcfs please cspy
ELLlOTr.-.On March 80, 1887, RHIry. IN
fsnt son OF u. W. AID May E4ltOlt, a5ei
year.
Relatives aud trsnts are respectfully In
vited to attend hts funeral from tha resi-
dercs Of his parents. 1T tancrofts Hacks. on
Friday afternoon. 1t . o'el9c.. lctcrneni
at 4dt. Salem Cemetery.
HE has soao step &c advance
'UOYLE. On The 3o;h c. March, Wm. Il
Coyle. saed > yeas
Relatives snd ftiends are respectfully ~
vlted 10 attend his funeral from mis- late
residence, TO. f9a Fast six n stree, on
Saturday aftsrpoon. Servicss AT the house
at 2o'ciOck. lnterin9Lt at M. Salen Con O.
cry.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31
Cut on m Axe.

About o'clock yesterday afternoon
Townsend Dove, residing at 2lst and
MARKET streets, and employed at the
Jackson < Sharp's Compapys' works,
slipped on Q plank aud fell, his lett wrist
striking the edge OF a sharp axe, cutting
the whist very badly, He was taken to
DR.. Cantwell's Office Eighth ard Spruce
streets, where several stitches were put
in the cut. The young man then Started
Tor his home.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31
SpArrirE niatci,

over ! CO0 people attenced the JOHN
Il. SULLIVAN Combination sparrip1
match last night at Ip6usfisl A.tH a T.
Philadelphia Pat 9heody WAS IL aett =
OF ceremonies. BOD Turnbrlj and
Jimmy Carroll lad 8 sst.;o. sNifch,e1
Golden ard Tommy Fsrausop paye q.
good exhibition. John L. afd ,To1
Lsnnon tae - Fetto, mad lie .9rner
lad wind ny with Stev. Taylyf.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31

II. Mixing, residing at SO Pine street,
and employed at the Jackson & Sharp
Company works, in running u fut.ng
machine had his left hand caught in the
machine about o'clock this morning
and had the first, second aud third fingers
cut Oil DR.. Brown was sent for and Mr..
King was taken TO DIR. Cantwell's office,
Eighth and Spruce streets, where his
hand was dressed, and he WAS sent to his
home
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31

Shorty al.Ir ; c'..a
ahcrrOon William C,,a \
dead in Jhs Casias ,ss I
iional Dradsln. Ioupxy,s
ware river Gtai the mead n
t,ana. Ccy In GJniasacd vai(
cUGpRns last Monday I'd
about l.3) O'Clock yaa.s
was SOD. from one Of sa IN
he was worcins, W aa 4
TO start q hge and 70, "
instructions to III III. ID
'super.ateuds1,, krOx ria
ter showed !ll.NlE5nlait
Nothing .g,,ls, vas u
until alter 2 o'cIoci, vhs
soB heard tta sss.y valyt
and upoa hufiyin, .hs p1
the ca 40 found Cg!s Iirg
bnildinp C,.d. 4, I'D ID
to, n enn IN h, I,,d, shIcil
IDENTIFY been ra,ts sse' be ny
ON tia l5sEs A,lAsd lig w
IA ouanrifr . ,.,,i,ily cIsead|
which lo,i , ,,g.es,s tshAv1
mha c:r1.s- s,.atssisas;a
/ ,hs hodgto ii, n. ,llisics y
and Cburc5 .;rss,l, saa aB1
- 40 > in,,,, saa,s.l
A. =, y,.e..l ,ss bdy ts
! enn,s ,s and 'n.a si,tns
'C,ronar's otfic, vsts Euil
e1, sro,ber IN psnsi Bus
80 60, I, -. 81 Ti,l. MA. AYE .lis
In The later SD tnsi
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31
IInntsnina lutiaT4.

Tho exceedingly Handsome manner
In. whicn the Capelle Hardware Com
pany, 2l2 Market street. havs fixed up
their show windows WITH saws, carpe n.
ter and butcher tools aud other cGtlesy,
deserVes more than q psssina notice
Pedestriars, even ladies viva mind
more intent upon tie new spring bon.
net, tarry az tbey plss along 10 take o
lock at these beautiful Windows.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31

fxsoH sA LIZA 81, leo GUkrGAHE, FOX
y. isce of FAINT; 10Y doe $50 for intereJr.
snyoa.on, Want principai al once. Apply to
mortgage, this td3e. u.sI.f
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31

We are go thankful 10 gay that our
noTsing baby WAS permanently cured of
"a dangerous and protrectad cons,ipa.
lion aid irresulsrity Of the bowala by
the use o. Hop B;Jttis by its nursing
mother, which At the rano time restored
her - perfect health sGd strength. The
Parente, Kochester, N. y.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31
Story OF a Postal Gard.

was afflicted with kidney and uri
nary troubn-
For twelve ysays!"
After trying oil tho doctors snd pat
en-, medicines | could hear OF. ! used
two bottles OF Hop
"Bitters;"
And am par'ectly curcd. kesp It
"All the time
Respec.tuliS, B r. EoorH, esuls-
bury, Tenn, May 4 1883.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31
Io-hoIItW--tpIjIFo Fool,

Is MI. Morris Z. hd.es will y7Yi'e az
amusing ''ad." for the Grand Cert
Depot which Will appsar in to. n oryow'f
1ssue. Remember, 0 morrow in the lat
of April. and he has glvsn you cue
NOTICE. In spite OF it beng purely gen
eationai, she prices qloled Will lie
truthful.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31
Chalk it on The Cup
board Door.

Do you need 9 Spring Over.
coa,? Do you need clothing for
your hoysy Do you need q dress
sui,! Our stocs of Spring and
Summer Clothing ia complete
A Jew words with you, Wen
save you six dollars on = pur
chase of twenty dollars; we'il sell
you well made Clothing and
guarantee every garment up to
the highest standard Of excel,
ienco. Stick q pin here.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31

OTTO LANDENBEaGgE, md be.ow
Chestnut street, Pnlladelph.a,fa says:
~ have seen suffering IRON general
debility and was advised ny the doctol tc
try. Stumpl's Iron and Wild Cherry Tonic.
l commenced using it and still c1rt.Aue
as .rl feeling so much better that IN q
week or Two | will be as strong a, ever
Its ei'ect is wonderful and 7 shall ~itE
pleasure r'conHeHd ito any sufferer.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31

c. A. WIDNAYER, GommssAry 2pd
Regiment National Guard If Pcansylya-
MIA says;
~ have been troubled with dyspepsia
for II ,eare; have tried hundreds OF
things, but found little relief stump :
Iron and W 10 Cherry Tonic completely
.cnred me. only usei four bottles ard
recommend It 70 al my ir,enGs.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31

"uorror, Mich, SEPT. 25sh, 1885.
SIEs:-l hSvs been taking Gop B,ttsrs
iur II d ANN ati0u OF hidGeyu ana bad
da. IL tas cons for ne WIS. toug phy.
g.G;ans failed TO dc-Caiul me. The
tso5 u TIC H!t;elB tceried like mag c
10 nc. w. l.. CARTER.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31
Fifth EI;DInI

Dy g.. Dota ~
ma,saso cott has op,D.a
tis,rn ne' s'rae; fer tAs IN
Judge par,,,.
ter day. any oyai ter, vI,lta @,
Tso 10.
the Fricn aSIl meeting Of d
will take mae nIa.a aud Dstiss
The yoa Y,a'e , next Tcsiir !
for this U ev,n,nI Lave a Wy NJ
rnas No e.en'ng' . eutcrtai,ps.s'.
Ma aaere Is 3 foe oil p,l,s.'
S s,nse on exhinlt.cSon 'sI'iS
oonsidsrab,aa ! q lie a. IS,
81 S''el'icl.
g. ros oorns, scalds and =.
osiVehon Oh has orov.. H. ~
soil Il 1nsS X ! ever ever used. In
In, S. - ''ns . bai.ls
~, 1o s'.I slT 'kle's Box !, :.
:, Tn ~ customers filds, and y.
you would ba Of ,oa, t oi
''..s u ''i' beer.
Mrs. Joshua Conner ,,,..
ware avenue aad Broom. I IVY
cay last by being lhrOsD ' q,
Rage is recovering. v" aa
VI: Mah'on J Gallapb,, :,
position Ia the L. s. NM, ~ =
viSite,. our city yetteri,v ~.
N looking well, and ia i. ~
The comOira,,or al. "s
!. Warner VIII a., a'aaa
All who Wish a sOa n.y.
present.
Henry W. d. Gorra,, =.
the Adams Express IT, .aa I.
|phia, died last r.gn, ~, ~ 7
was in the employ d I
years.
John A sn,yih sudCin
open the utose lately 80
r. srsth, on bs,is
Fourth, abe at Apdlls..
store.
AZ n mee.,az c,s..
/ Church. lac; 80.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31
No Change la Rates.

A rentiena an who INQUIRED at the
ottcs Oh tbe Baltimore u Phiiadelph,a
Railroad Company IN Lhls city, vas
Informed that tho rates OF comnus 81 lion
tickets will not ba changed f0r tie
present, and that no alteration Will &c
made in the cunning of treins.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31
A Los8.

A fne young mare belonging 20 Geo
K. Woodward, residing at DuFen. =
Station, Christaua Hd., died On vhurs
day, from an attack OF pseImor il
This added TO tho death OF f,ra coz o
few weeks ago, made Mr.. W. :eei =
lltlle Duo.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31
SPECIAL NOTICE.
WILL GO UP TONIGHT
the Hours OF Six and Seven.

BetWo6u tno uoufb " osA sAA@ NS'S.-t
1t appears from the many hundreds
who assembled az the rear of the Grand
Central Depot last night to witness the
Ave balloons 90 sky ards that more in
tersst is taken in balloon ascensions
than in any other kind OF amusement
1t may be because the manager, who IL
70 make this institutlon
famous for low prioee, attaches to each
balloon an order for suit Of cfothes
But out CT pure respect to Manager
jesse X. Baylis Of tho Opera House,
who has gone TO ancl trouble aud ex-
perse to secure tie Eaulons, and the
special or cement o! the great artist,
Pete +. Baker, 81 the Academy, the
balloons will be a,arted between the
hours Of 6 80 and o'clock tonight II
the weather peTmiia. To each and
every one an osdtr for suit OF clothes
will bs attached the fnGer Of which
will recs.ye ths same on presen alton
OF order at tbs Grand Csat;al Clothing
Depot, Fifth and MatSat.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31
. BRADFORD, PA, kay 8, 1885.

II has cured me OF several diseases,
such AZ nervousness, sickness 81 The
stomach, monthly troubles. &C. /
have not seeu sick day In years, since
took bop Bitters All my tshbors
use them. Mrs. FANNIE GREEN.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31
E3.OLQ Lost.

IA tour TO Europe thss coat rue S. 600
Zone less good than ons bottle of Hop
"B Itters; they a'ho cured my vifo of
''nf,eeh years nervous woaknsss. sleep.
iessness and drsPopsis. Nr. Il. II. +,
Auburn, n. Y.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31
zhe Crop of Drunks

the following cases were dLsposed OF
at this mornings session Of the city
court: john Newell and DeuL.b Daley,
two old FOUNDERS, were fined So and
costs each for drunkenness, ard John
Boy ce WAS sentenced to pa, 81 AID costa
fer similar offense.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31

A ArrED-A GIRL no NO ,fENERAL
80 noa'eHefk. : waeh ing. apply to
N; -, BOW ERS, aopthaeEs ccrnor of 7tn
ana JEFF -rsou sir,et. mal.tf
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31

Taylor TaouPsso rs ~,
New Garden, cls, ! NJ
after returning irCm ..,,.
to his house in a d ~, NJ
IL was discovered "a III IL N
on o. the head caused en- y N
horse or a blew i nc. ns,sl
person. Toe l 70 ! ~, u,r, III
he was u Gable 10 tel ~
ai. s
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31
S;JAcoRs OIL
FOR PAINS RHEUMATIC.
From a Rneunal,o sulieser--Jsn. 1870

az ftsr a lapse ofyears statements con.
hrni ag me efficacy otSG. Jacobs OH and its
perm alent cures. arc given below.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31
Tho tar nsoapss ss,.s,In,t,o,

hERLla, Marcl 20 --Aothen lie /, for.
masi0h has been received from 81
ress rsourS that d .resh a,teropL yrs
msar npon tee CzIr's life NJ the 0ats'
no. injured. N""' WAS
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31
Bia!1osN New ssl

j. G. Bryant IS nss's Z
sue seas 10 oei.inlns ~,
sisiue's DE v uOO., .a . !,
Discusslons," AID ~. =, ~,
ia Ia the bess poss. .ss -
lleyes Blaine Is tns
american, and eyes . J,
30 the lsepuolicsa sa ~. 4,
s &c in 1858, he h =. y.
iste. est attaches to ll' y. M
an Y extraorcipafy ltrs T.
Young ue3l-a I'''
fitted By liz p's7 u, II
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31
pc.3 The D,ol
Nehu Testimonials. IttGV

Mrs. LOUISA SAFER, 30 12l5 y.
2Gih street, phila., Pa , had such IN al
tack Of cold on the lungs that al her
family and the doctor thought she was
going into consumption. che COM
nenced using Stumpts iron aud Wild
Cherry Tone ana tAaaks t. is wonder
tul qualities is a We'll woman To- day.
This can b" testified 70 by al her friends
and the family, as one Of thr NEST Won
derfGl cGrrs OF the day tina. VIII hold it,
own against the world.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31

GENTS lu. kup Bittsrs have been
Ioi great value TO n-. | was laia up
win s3rao!o fever tor ove- two IN OF ;hs,
land orJid set &C relief until tYiEd
your H9n BitsorG. TO those suffering
tom ueeliilS, Or any oas iu tfebie
tealih, / cordially recon usrd them.
j. .. eToETZEL
G3S Fulton street Caicsga, IN.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31

IL there person living wha ever saw
a casn of asGe, Giliuu~n.sa, nervousD - 3
.or neuralgia, o. any diheasa oil 81 q
stomach. liver OF s.aIeye that Hop Bit
ters viii not CUE?
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31

ANDREW |. WEIs, No. - Race
street, Phiia. Pa, says | have been
suffering FROM asthma and tried two doe
tors, but could get little relief. tried
Stumpi's Iron and Wld Cherry Tonic
aud after Using ii regularly i0r oLe week
was completely cured.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31

"Luddirston, Mich, gab Q 1885.
have cold Hop Bitt.rs tor ten years,
And thcvs" Is 10 medicine that eouaia
them COR bilious attacks, kicasy com
pIain'e, and all diseasss incident TO tn Ia
malarial climate. IL. T. ALEXANDER.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31

bergen, Nov jersey.
hfvo used ~. Jacobs TN and Il curst
mo OF thsumetlssn aher q few days' M
pllcatiQu AIll,rIsrus y s.Il,r
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31

tT- Unhealthy or inactive kidueys
caute efavsl, "Driehps dises..e "a, rhsu-
maslsra arc horde Of o.hsr serious and
fatal q .ses.es. wainh can ne prevented
with Hep Bit;ers," II tsEgn In time.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31

As you receive eel of p tes .I'r
Sixth street. "s
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31

u, E3lra eAoioe fresh roasted coffee eye.v
" edneSday and Saturday. TRY our
Sest uncolored Japan tea. No. 2Wrst
sixth street. Eegister, e''
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31

"My mother Gays Hop Bis,ars Ia Il c
.c1ly thing that w.li keep her IRON e.
vs'a attacks CT pa,a.Jti. ana heacacae.
'-Ei. OswesO Sun.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31

1t Is never too late to Iasnd q syrAipec
ankle, swollen limbs, s.if neck. us any
pain or ache, IL You bet use that
sovereign remedy, Salvation OF, II e
gressest cure on earth for pain. Prizes
IS cents.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31

my H,tls siokl!, runy BABY, was
changed II to " ut bouncing boy, and
l war iaised cHa . sics bed 0s uSing
Hop B.tters short time"
A Io1r g MOTHER.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31

LiSOR SALE-UHEaP. a FInSr Ola s.
IL pool table, NJ 1870 Market st. mal 81"
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31

e3s Fu!Lon .treet 0alo.eo, I.l.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31

Tomorrow promises to be partly
cloudy and warmer. Saturday fair
with slisns thermal changes. ptfceced
by rain CT snow In some OF the 6tates.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31

The Wilmington Roller Rink Is rov
open dAtly, alterr con and evening. Ek.
cellent music each evening ard satur
day aftcfpcon.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31

FROM hneunatio suffoser--Jan. 1879
hfve used ~. Jacons ON and Il cured
mo OF rhsunetIssn aher q few days' ar
piicatiol. Az SUSrUS PhIUE,
From Same Years Later.
2'21f TN 81 Jersey CITY N. j.. Oct. IT, 1883.
cannot Adj more 70 the urai,c OF ~.
Jacobs Hii han my testimony ycars
ago. IL cured ne. AUGUSTUS PRlUE
From Rheumatic eorerer-yept 1880.
Union Catholic Lilo as. AgsSciation 2c4j
DeNborn SC, ChiosRo, III.
''ne bott'aofS Ut. Jacobs Oh cured me
OF iaeamatision. which gave ne great
JAS. A. CoHLaN, JR., Librarian.
From Same Years Later
isi Huron ST., Chicago. H., Oct Is, 1888.
can onty ropost my former testimony
to ihs merits OF 81. Jacobs on. 1t Gu rcd
me of a severe osss OF thcumatism.
JAMES A. CONLhS, in.
FROM Il. II. Omoiai- January, 1850.
UIlco Ct N. y Il. t. h W. II. X. Go.. 1877
Wot 81. rew Yors, N. Y.
TWO months ago had rheumatism In
mS right arm from shoulder and wrist.
and con Id no: raise II without exsrucia Z.
St. Jseons on ives u ed nv arr was well
Nv. '. WARD, Div'n.P ass. Agent.
From Same 4 Years Larer,
1871 west ~. Now York. N. Y. Nov. 10, 1886
Referring TO clipping from N. Y. Toio
gram which gives an account of my elae,
II It will bs o. any service 60 you sba II
be pleased. st. Ja;cbs Oh cured me.
q. v. WARD. Div'n. Para. Agont. E
The CHARLES A. VU9ELER CO., Bal
timore. Md.
ks-All persous USING ST. Jacobs OIL or
Rcd Star Cough Cure, 9t.l ~ send ing q q
Cor stamp and history Of thar case re-.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31

Charles P Ts y. VI, IN
stephen ?. u. ~ a ,rsssr Z
! Philadelphia ' wa, Il
Wedntsdas s''a !, .a,.ed n
/ fslonious alsan!' u M N
years, residing e.s ., is,p !
las chila's nn'ss' rooup.a
/ fore Dspi-iTs go - ,p.ss
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31

2'251 TN 81 Jersey City. N. j., Oct. q, less
cannot ADJ more TO the praisc OF ST
Jacobs uit han my testimony year
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31
cs,o of nor'.' I'd

webster y , e,sfpiseea sJ
of somors.s Z eaanotosesJs
fresh COWS o. Tbas
IN in' ai1's s G /, f tSs ts'i'i,Isl
e eon ID. u 'h, LID y ri
full full description W.
or two. >s[1
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31
THECREAT
Iron 9 Wild Cherry
Tonic

Should and is universally prescribed by
all physicians: a preparation OF Iron, VIVA
Cherry and Phosphates in such form as
to be readily assimilated BY the system.
Its ingredients are found in all grains
In wheat, corn, &c, and it is delicious to
the taste.
1t is not a qusck medicine, but sc!en-
tifc preparation.
1t is unfailing in such diseases as arise
from indigestion of food, such as dyspep-
STA, headache, &c.
II is the only tonic known which will re-
lieve nervousness, exhaustion, weary brain
and waketulpess
1t is unrivalled as brain food and
nerve tonic.
Every mental or physical exerticn
produces waste of the Iron ard Phos =
pilates of the body; the tonic supplies
that waste, and impartS new energy to
mind and body, giving new life 10 the
body, and fresh vigor 10 the brain, the
seat of intellectual power
In Hysteris, Mania ana Nervous Pros
tratiCn, II is invaluable. For weakened
energy, impaired vitality and abuse OF
alcohol ii is unriva led.
Wherever there are organs that are
weakened, or wnose healthy action has
been impaired or altogether suspended,
| it is unequslled in restoring their normal
power, giving them new strength and
Ivigor, ana rendering him to whom they
were formerly source OF misery, once
mere capable of Enjoying the pleasures Of
life.
| In all diseases Of the throat, such as
Asthma, Bronchitis aud Group, its efe ct
| is marvellous.
In consumption, even in the las, stages
of that terrible disease, lis effect is won
derful. The cough is eased andsthe
Erespiratiops are lengtheued; the lungs be
gin to heal, the hectic fever and nigh;
swea,s are checked, strength and vigoi
return, sleepless lights give pace to
quiet rest and cheerful awakening, Tie
Iappetite returns and hope and happine |
take the place OF ieebltness and Despair
| II it Goes not do what's claimed for IT,
retarn the tonic, and your money will IL
cheerfuliy refunded.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31

For SAFE by all Druggists.
ooc d ooLtiG. Ya3 a.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31

Keiler's genuine Scotch Jams,
Apricots, Raspberry, Strawber-
ry, Red Currant, Black Currant,
Raspberry and Currant, Green
gage ard Orange Marmalade.
The Jams OF Keller & Son
are undoubtedly the finest in the
market. &c. per one pound jar.
The Darby brand Canned
Corn, the best in the city, I5c.
per can, SIS per dozen.
JOHN ?, ALMOND 6 CO.,
Eighth and Market Streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31

at the REPUBLICAN Cffoa ~ dEy, in the
sha.f:
o'clock 10 O'Clock II O'clock
60 $50 80
Daily Republican., 1887-03-31

NyAErED-A CABBAGE PAINTER.
MY yv -aip.y 10 LVkkEir JONES, 2ls
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-06
OGlESBY TALKS WITH HUNT,

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. Nov. "a small army
of newspaper correspondents beseiged the
the executive office today, and whenever
the governor made his appearance he was
greeted with such a multitude of queries
that he for the first time adopted the in
flexible policy Of saying nothing. I have
resolved he said to say nothing about the
matter. If talked to the press at all l
might say something unguardedly that
did not mean, or might be misunderstood
by you enterprising gentlemen. Hence
with greatfulness to all, l must refuse to
reply to any questions relating TO any an
archst matter.
Not more than four or five hours was
spent by the governor in his Office today,
but nearly all that time was spent in read
ing correspondence and petitions pro and
con in the anarchist matter 1t was 3
o'clock in the afternoon when the governor
returned from dinner and without opening
his afternoon mail he at once proceeded 10
the office of Attorney General Hunt and
remained with that gentleman for over an
hour. This is Ociesby's first interview
with Hunt since the latter's return from
the late scene of action at Washington,
and the whole time was consumed in a
discussion of the anarchist case
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-06
R0SECRANS' REPORT.
Register RoSecrans' Report of the Finan-
cial operations of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON, Nov 5-Register Rose
Grams submitted his annual report TO the
secretafy Of the treasury today He pre-
ssaIs d number Of tables showing the
financial operations of tie treasury, and
suggests several changes in the present
method Of bookkeeping IN The department.
The total amount o. registered bonds out
standing is stated at $50 4aS.3I@. Of which
sel2, 1880 are hold by the treasurer in
trust for National banks; 500. O76. 062 are
IN the hands Of domestic holders, and Sill
t1i.SO0 or l23 per cent. OF the entire amount
sre aSid by foreigners The register
recoHmends the establishment OF a diyi-
sion Of balances for the purpose Of keeping
q record et BALANCES IN nndl accounts with
al persuas having financial deal
iRgs with the government. He calls
attention 20 the fact that the alb
senee Of individual accounts with
fIsblrSin9 officers Of the army and navy
very largely increase the possibility OF such
.oseS as those by PayuIaSter Hodge ana
captain Howgate and others, aad recen-
Reslds that perspnal accounts be required
10 be opened and kept on the books of the
registers oitipe, He also calls attention TO
the immense and increased receipts and
eAPendltures OF the postoffice department
aild The fact that the supervision Of the re
ceipts and expenditures of the depart
ment amounting 20 upwards of s1o0,oO0-,
Do Is laad 81 a single auditor. and says OF